I am not aware of a tribute site program in Georgia as does exist in Florida. You are on your own to take the risk. If you do please be sure to post a picture here on this site. Jim Hill, founder
You are on your own to take the risk of doing this. Please be safe. I am very sorry for your loss. Be sure to take a picture of that and post it here should you build something. Jim Hill, founder.
I don’t know of a tribute program by the State of Utah. You could take the risk and build something, then take a picture using your phone and make a virtual tribute here before it gets torn down. Jim Hill, founder, Roadside Tribute
I don’t know of a tribute program by the State of Utah. You could take the risk and build something, then take a picture using your phone and make a virtual tribute here before it gets torn down. Jim Hill, founder, Roadside Tribute
If the State of Missouri places one David’s Law I don’t see anywhere in the regulation a time limit as to how long they will remain. You can read the details of the law here: https://www.modot.org/drunk-driving-victim-davids-law
Since the State of Kansas does not have a tribute site program as say Florida or Missouri. You are on your own to take the risk of setting one up. I am very sorry for your loss. Be sure to document what you place by taking a picture with your smart phone and then coming back here and creating a virtual tribute site. Jim Hill, founder, ROadside Tribute
I suggest this. Put one up safely, then take a picture of it using your smart phone and create the virtual tribute site here. There is a form for you to submit photos if you want to do it that way. Or just register and upload the photo. This way at least it will stay around in virtual form. Jim Hill, Founder, Roadside Tribute
The only possible solution would be to make it less obvious, smaller. One wonders who would mess with something so sacred. Sorry this is happening to you. Jim Hill, Founder, Roadside Tribute
I am not aware of a tribute site program in Georgia as does exist in Florida. You are on your own to take the risk. If you do please be sure to post a picture here on this site. Jim Hill, founder
You are on your own to take the risk of doing this. Please be safe. I am very sorry for your loss. Be sure to take a picture of that and post it here should you build something. Jim Hill, founder.
I don’t know of a tribute program by the State of Utah. You could take the risk and build something, then take a picture using your phone and make a virtual tribute here before it gets torn down. Jim Hill, founder, Roadside Tribute
I don’t know of a tribute program by the State of Utah. You could take the risk and build something, then take a picture using your phone and make a virtual tribute here before it gets torn down. Jim Hill, founder, Roadside Tribute
If the State of Missouri places one David’s Law I don’t see anywhere in the regulation a time limit as to how long they will remain. You can read the details of the law here: https://www.modot.org/drunk-driving-victim-davids-law
Jim Hill, founder, Roadside Tribute
I am so sorry to hear that it was removed. Would anyone happen to have a picture of that so I could at least create a virtual tribute site here?
PS, I lived in Novi for a period of years and worked at a place on Commerce west of Haggerty. Jim Hill, founder, Roadside Tribute
Thanks so much for that. I will update my information right away. Jim Hill, founder, Roadside Tribute
Since the State of Kansas does not have a tribute site program as say Florida or Missouri. You are on your own to take the risk of setting one up. I am very sorry for your loss. Be sure to document what you place by taking a picture with your smart phone and then coming back here and creating a virtual tribute site. Jim Hill, founder, ROadside Tribute
I suggest this. Put one up safely, then take a picture of it using your smart phone and create the virtual tribute site here. There is a form for you to submit photos if you want to do it that way. Or just register and upload the photo. This way at least it will stay around in virtual form. Jim Hill, Founder, Roadside Tribute
The only possible solution would be to make it less obvious, smaller. One wonders who would mess with something so sacred. Sorry this is happening to you. Jim Hill, Founder, Roadside Tribute